San Diego County Rebuffs DOJ Request to Set Aside Alleged Noncitizen Ballots

Federal Judge Rules DOJ Cannot Segregate California Ballots

The ruling lands after several days in court, where the Justice Department’s arguments did not seem to land or hold up to scrutiny.

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The Registrar of Voters told the DOJ that it won’t comply with a demand to turn over private information for 1,709 San Diego voters.

San Diego County rebuffs DOJ request to set aside alleged noncitizen ballots

The San Diego County Registrar of Voters has refused a request from the U.S. Department of Justice to set aside the ballots of 1,709 San Diego County voters who federal officials allege are noncitizens.

San Diego County rejects DOJ request to set aside 1,709 ballots

San Diego County Counsel Damon Brown told California Southern District U.S. Attorney Adam Gordon a DOJ request is a thinly veiled voter purge. This content San Diego County rejects DOJ request to set aside 1,709 ballots, threatens own legal action appeared first on inewsource.

San Diego County rebuffs DOJ request to set aside alleged noncitizen ballots | The Coast News Group

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego County Registrar of Voters has refused a request from the U.S. Department of Justice to set aside the ballots of 1,709 county voters whom federal officials allege are noncitizens. A letter signed last week by San Diego U.S. Attorney Adam Gordon requested that the ballots remain uncounted until the voters’ citizenship status could be verified, and suggested “legal consequences” if noncitizens cast the votes. Along with s…